What are you favorite Star Trek episodes, /tv/?

Who watches the watchers

>>84607828
From TNG the ones with Barclay
From VOY the ones with Doctor and or Seven
From ENT, the one where T'Pol tells a story, the one on Vulcan, the Mirror Universe ones
I have not yet saw DS9, and TOS is not for my liking

>>84607828
Any episode with some sort of shakesperean reference winds up being pretty good imo

The Enemy Within
The Defector
In The Cards
Haunting of Deck 12
Dead Stop

>>84607828
In the Pale Moonlight

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A Matter of Honor
Who Watches the Watchers
Conspiracy

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VOY is a teaming pile of shit but it did have its moments
>Timeless
>Relativity
>Year of Hell
>Course: Oblivion
>Hope and Fear

>>84609788
Do you agree with me that The Undiscovered Country is the best movie then?

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>>84607828
Broken Bow (Part 1 & 2)
The Andorian Incident
Shuttle Pod One
Shockwave
The Expanse
Storm Front (Part 1 & 2)

There are many more I can name that I love in Enterprise, just don't want to make the list too long.

>>84611101
C'mon anon, we all know the best episodes were in Season 4

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Booby Trap

>>84607828
>DS9
Whispers
Duet
In the Pale Moonlight
Improbable Cause
Heart of Stone
Inquisition
Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges

>TNG
The Royale
The Defector
Face of the Enemy
The Drumhead

Voyager has some decent episodes but nothing I'd consider a favourite.

>>84611365
I like The Royale too

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>>84611511
Smart choice Anon. It's got such a great mix of light hearted humour, claustrophobic sense of dread and sci-fi intrigue, I was really surprised when I found out it was held in such low regard by the average fan.

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My favorite Riker episode was Frame of Mind. The one where he's in an insane asylum.

>>84611832
I fucking hate episodes like that.

And every scifi show has an episode like that for some reason.

>>84611832
Future Imperfect was good too

>>84611857
>every scifi show has an episode like that
Name one other than Person of Interest

>>84607828
Balance of Terror is objectively the best episode of any Star Trek series

Cry more, plebs

>>84612011
Stargate

>>84607828
I just started season 2 of Voyager, so I'll only post my favourites from TNG and DS9

TNG:
The Measure of a Man
The Royale
The Survivors
The Most Toys
Brothers
Data's Day
The Drumhead
I, Borg
Schisms (really underrated)
A Fistful of Datas
Chain of Command II
Face of the Enemy
Timescape
Phantasms
All Good Things
Honestly there are a ton more, but these are the ones I can easily go back to.

DS9:
Duet
Whispers
Tribunal
Civil Defense
Heart of Stone
Little Green Men
Trials and Tribble-Ations
In Purgatory's Shadow
By Inferno's Light
The Magnificent Ferengi (my absolute favourite DS9 episode)
In the Pale Moonlight
His Way (I liked Odo/Kira and Vic)
Take Me Out to the Holosuite
It's Only a Paper Moon
Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang
And I can't be bothered to pick out a favourite from the last 8-10 episodes, I mostly liked scenes from them anyway.

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The Inner Light

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That one episode where a well known Starfleet Captain commits genocide and the Federation turns a blind eye.

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>>84612123
>Take Me Out to the Holosuite
Goddamn it this shit pissed me off so much
>be in the middle of a war with the Dominion
>entire worlds struggling for their freedom
>millions being killed every day
>lol, comedy relief episode
>baseball
>muh wrestling match

>>84612152
>few Maquis that instantly evacuated
>genocide

>>84612199
honestly that's why I loved it. everyone talks about the deep and philosphical episodes of Star Trek, but the series can also do cheesy and silly episodes so well. And that's really what I've loved the most watching TNG and DS9. Yeah, I know, they're in the middle of war in DS9 at that time, but it was a nice breather episode. and seeing Vulcan shits be smug assholes was fun.

>>84612313
>>84612199
It's also worth noting that in Starfleet, being at war doesn't mean not getting any breaks unless you're currently on duty and being attacked or in a situation where it's not possible, such as on front line deployment.

It's not like they a few days off work to play a cricket test match, it was just their off time.

>>84612313
>>84612526
Look, you simply cannot do an episode like Siege of AR-558 and then follow it up with a comedy episode. It's completely out of keeping with contemporary moorings.

Voyager: Blink of an Eye
Saw this as a kid and made me start questioning religion and probably was the catalyst of me being agnostic.

duet, data's day, lower decks

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>>84611213

More evidence that not only is the Enterprise computer completely self-aware, but enjoys occasionally fucking around with the minds of the crew members.

>>84612911
At some point I expected a cameo from Fran Drescher.

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>>84607828
Enterprise: In A Mirror, Darkly (part 2)
I watch it over and over and over.

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This episode

>>84613103
nigger with a nip. I see no problem. At least the superior asian genes could make niggers 60+ in IQ

>>84612152
why would they complain?
That admiral was pissed at Picard for not genociding the Borg if anything

>>84613103
both mirror ENT episodes are great, one of the finest Trek. Especially if they're at the end of your Trek marathon, a nice throwbacks to both TOS and First Contact.
What a shame about the finale though.

>>84613213
>encounter no pussy for two days
>lol let's just create some on the holodeck
fuck you riker you lucky fat bitch

The Defector

>>84613393
Don't you remember that episode? Riker didn't create her, The Binars did as a way to keep him on the Enterprise while they stole it in case their plan fucked up. When he tried to get her back later, he couldn't.

>>84613459
it just reminded me that everyone can create their sex fantasies on the holodeck

>>84607828
City at the Edge of Forever

>>84609412
Pleb faggot, first post worst post.

>>84614254
>City at the Edge of Forever
guize I'm such a nerd starter pack

>>84612152
sisko killed exactly zero people in that episode

>>84612676
But that's the whole point of Siege. War is hell, but only for those on the front lines. Sisko volunteered to stay for a week on the front lines because he felt guilty about serving where war ISN'T hell.

>>84615285
that was a convenient cop-out tho
they wanted to show Sisko make an hard choice and a questionable one but not dealing with the aftermath and possible casualties
a lot of Trek episodes have this problem to be honest

>>84615285
Didn't he blow up a Maquis fighter? There were probably only 2 people on it, but still. I feel confident in my headcanon that Sisko killed 2 people.

>>84615285
So intentionally doing something that you know could kill someone is fine if they don't die? Why did The Federation send Garak to jail for attempting to open fire on the Founders planet? Garak killed exactly zero people in that episode. 6 months in jail.

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>>84615387
beats straight-up murdering a guy and act like it never happened

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>>84607828
>It's a UPN is really ratings desperate episode

>>84615483
So posting lies on the internet is fine? Regardless of whether or not you agree with Sisko's actions, it still wasn't genocide. That post needed to be corrected, and shame on you for trying to defend it.

>>84612526
that's every war ever though. 90% of the people in military are support who never see combat.

>>84615528
that episode was fucked up, Jane never gave a good reason for wanting to separate niglex. It's like everyone just decided they didn't like the guy anymore and he had to die. What a shitty episode.

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>Torturer
>Murderer
>Sexual predator

Why are VOY characters so evil?

>>84612147
that shit was surprisingly touching for your light-hearted wacky space opera.

>>84615528
it's because everyone was happy that Tuvok and Neelix were back
literally no one tried to stop Janeway or help him while he was begging to be saved, only the EMH refused and he gets his memory erased multiple times so he probably doesn't even remember Tuvix

>>84615581
He used biological weapons of mass destruction on a civilian population and intended to do the same to all their colonies, what would you call it?

If The Maquis did that to Federation colonies, would they also be justified? Why or why not?

>>84615709
It's ironic how the federation sent a black ops team to stop the Cardassians from developing weapons that target a specific race or gene group but then is totally ok with them using or developing ones.

>>84612152
>Maquis
>"people"

>>84615620
And they never once show how Tuvok or Neelix feel about someone getting forced to sacrifice their life so they could be resurrected.

>>84615769
Just like how it's ironic that Sisko raged at Worf for firing on a decloaking ship because there was a 0.00001% chance it could have been a civilian target and how Starfleet Captains must be willing to sacrifice their lives before putting civilians at risk.

>>84615689
No one really cared about them though except Janeway and Kes.

>>84612011
that one where obrien isn't really obrien he's an android or something and he dies in the end

>>84615709
I would call it forced eviction.

>If The Maquis did that to Federation colonies, would they also be justified?
The Maquis already did that to Cardassian colonies. Are you saying that the Maquis are guilty of genocide? Then Sisko was right to stop them.

Objective best episode of each series
>TOS
Alternative Factor
>TNG
Sub Rosa
>DS9
Meridian
>Voyager
Fair Haven
>ENT
That B plot where Hoshi tries to figure out what Reed wants to eat for his birthday

>>84615867
There is a DS9 episode where Sisko is an imaginary insane asylum

>>84615914
>Are you saying that the Maquis are guilty of genocide?
Eddington is guilty of genocide..
>Then Sisko was right to stop them.
No, this is literally children's logic.

>>84615867
That's a broader definition, both TNG and Person of Interest have a main character inside a simulation which they initially can't distinguish from reality intended to brainwash them.

>>84615916
>Fair Haven
>not Threshold
confirmed for not a true Star Trek fan

>>84615916
Sub Rosa is good.
We moved past the old memes about Sub Rosa and ENT being bad.

>>84615914
Cardassians exist elsewhere, Maquis don't
Cardassian colonists are supported and armed by their government, The Maquis are hunted by The Federation, who technically isn't even their government anymore as they aren't in Federation space

The Maquis were not guilty of genocide, and Siskp should have been court martialed for it

>>84615809
By Dax logic they weren't even dead. And Tuvok seemed happy about the merger. Besides It wasn't like 5 episodes ago Janeaway made a speech to cancer face about how she doesn't have the luxury to kill someone to save the lives of another. It was hypocrisy at it's finest, that or bad writing.

>>84616004
ENT season 3 and 4 is good but Sub Rosa is hands down the worst Star Trek episode ever made

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>Not a single Darmok

>>84616050
>Sub Rosa
>worst Star Trek episode ever made
nope

>>84616091
give me your bottom 5

>>84607828
ds9 ferengi episodes
ds9 garak episodes
ds9 dukat episodes

>>84616111
I don't know their english titles so bare with me
>The one with the space hippies
>the one with Geordie searching for his mom with the VR set
>the one where Chakotay meets the ancient indian aliens
>all Alexander episodes except the one with his future version coming back

>>84607828
Conspiracy is objectively the greatest episode of any Trek series. You CANNOT dispute this.

>>84615940
Eddington isn't the only Maquis. The others are guilty too. It's the responsibility of Sisko and Starfleet to stop any Federation citizens who are committing genocide.

Of course, Sisko's actions weren't genocide because he didn't deliberately attempt to kill anyone, but that's beside the point.

>>84616023
>Genocide: Noun, the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation.
How does Cardassians existing elsewhere mean that the Maquis can't be genociding them?

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>>84615528
>Tuvix on the bridge pleading for his life
>"Doesn't anybody see that this is wrong!?"
>silence
>not one person speaks up for him
>not even his 'friends'
That shit was fucking reprehensible

>>84616279
>Eddington isn't the only Maquis. The others are guilty too. It's the responsibility of Sisko and Starfleet to stop any Federation citizens who are committing genocide.
I see you're now just mindlessly shitposting. Eddington is the only one Sisko is after and the only one he arrests. Unless you're saying some retarded shit like Sisko was punishing the Maquis on the planet for Eddington's actions. Which BTW is the definition of collective punishment, a classic false justifcation for war crimes like Lidice. Either way, shitposter or /pol/ nazi apologist, this is the last post you get.

>>84616279
You took it too far, last (You) you get from me.

>>84616279
>>Genocide: Noun, the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation.
This is not the UN definition of genocide. If you don't know the legal definition of genocide as defined by the Genocide Convention of 1948 you should not be posting. All further posts from you should be ignored.

Klingons are niggers. How on earth do they manage to get warp capabilities?
Are you seriously telling me there are Klingons studying ongoing at university?

>>84616431
>/pol/ nazi apologist
Nazi here, we'd never side with aliens against our own race, obviously.

>>84616286
Yeah, every main character that we're supposed to like (except EMH although even his resistance felt kinda token) just stood there saying nothing while someone is dragged screaming to his death.

>>84616286
I don't know why people complain about Tuvix. Agree or disagree with Janeway's decision, it was a good episode because they actually followed through on a dilemma. Too much of Star Trek is them having their cake and eating it took (e.g. this autism about Sisko, which results from the logical inanity of the episode wanting Sisko to play the bad guy without actually hurting anyone). They didn't pull some bullshit about they were able to duplicate Tuvix to allow him to both live and get Tuvok and Neelix back. Nope, he had to die, full stop.

>>84616571
They all just stared at him as if to say "What do you expect me to do?" or "Don't come to me for help"

>>84614254
This guy gets it. City on the Edge of Forever is my personal favorite as well.
>>84614586
The fuck are you talking about? "guys im such a nerd" people would definitely pick a TNG episode.

>>84616503
>acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group
Who was Sisko intending to destroy?

>>84616431
Eddington didn't work alone.

>>84616286
Tuvix wasn't a real being.
He was a transporter accident, why would people prevent it from being fixed? You people only complain because he was "sentient", if he was just a mindless blob you would have no complain about it.
Also his consciousness wasn't even his own, it was Tuvok + Neelix minds merged.

>>84616595
But his death had zero consequences.
How is that following through on anything?

How about Neelix stop pining for Kes because she reminds him of that murder now?
How about Tuvok stop being the loyal puppy of his psychopathic captain.
How about Paris and Kim stop being carefree fuccbois and showing how that fucked up shit affects them in some slight way.

>>84616643
>The fuck are you talking about? "guys im such a nerd" people would definitely pick a TNG episode.
bait, TOS is the one that gets always referenced in stuff like Futurama and Big Bang Theory etc.
TOS is the to go show for nerd points, helped also by the movies rekindling the interest in it.

>>84616673
>You people only complain because he was "sentient", if he was just a mindless blob you would have no complain about it.
Uh, no fucking shit? If he was just a mindless blob no one would care if the Doctor cut it up to see what was inside, but no shit if something is sentient then what you can do changes.

>>84616673
>Tuvix wasn't a real being.
Stopped reading right there

>>84616772
>#TransporterAccidentLivesMatter

>>84616673
What? He was a full complete new being with his own unique mind, just with the memories of Tuvok and Neelix.

But hey that's weird. It's not Starfleet's mission to search out new life or anything.

>>84616730
The episode having no consequences is a failure of Voyager as a whole (indeed nothing having consequences is literally Voyager's chief failing) not of the episode itself. What it followed through on was the dilemma it presented. Tons of episodes have "you have to pick A or B, which is the moral option" and end with "Oh we just technobabble our way to option C, or having A/B at the same time."

>>84616818
>Tom Riker has no rights

>>84616750
Pop culture references of TOS however bare no resemblance to the actual show though (Kirk as a womanizing renegade).

>>84616750
Couldn't disagree more. TOS is quintessential trek. If you're writing it off as 'le ebin nerd bait' because it had a large pop cultural impact that echoed down through comedy shows (some shitty, some not), you're a fucking banana-headed dipshit depriving yourself of some of the best Star Trek.

>>84616836
But it is a failing of the episode to introduce something that has consequences just to ignore it.
You can't just make an episode where everyone dies and in the next episode everything is back to normal for no reason.

>>84616873
he is lucky the original Riker didn't shoot him on sight

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>>84607828
Gentle reminder that Troi can sense the emotions and mental state of all onboard.

>She knows when you have sex.
>She knows when you masturbate.
>She knows when if you think about her while doing either of those.

>>84616941
but I never said that, I only said that TOS is the one that people use for "nerd creds" because like you said had a huge cultural impact

>>84616941
TOS is overrated. It's got a bare handful of very good episodes surrounded by dozens of lazy cheap stories.

>It's a Spock monologues about the virtues of Nazism episode
>It's a writers think up the laziest AI beating paradox possible to end the plot episode
etc

>>84617011
Imagine standing there and having to listen to Barclay while sensing all his depraved creep borderline rapist emotions

>>84616948
So you hate every single episode of Star Trek except some DS9/ENT, because episode to episode continuity is the exception, not the rule. OR you're a worthless shitposter as evidence by your absurd strawman comparison. Either way this is the last post you get.

>>84617077
What? Shit on TOS and TNG had consequences.
Remember 'Family' that's some TNG kino dealing with the consequences of fucked up shit right there.

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Up the Long Ladder

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>>84615916
>That B plot where Hoshi tries to figure out what Reed wants to eat for his birthday

My sides are experiencing a scan by a coherent tachyon beam.

>>84617138
>Shit on TOS
Is this a joke?

>TNG had consequences. Remember 'Family'
Congratulations you picked like the one example. Meanwhile Picard later goes through an entire lifetime in his head and is perfectly fine the next episode, and the only "consequence" it has is he plays the flute twice. Hell for as much continuation DS9 had it pulled the exact same shit, with the mind jail O'Brien went through never being mentioned again.

But congratulations your reply trolled me so well did reply. But thank you for being yet another person who clearly never actually watched TOS. Such people definitely do not deserve further replies.

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>>84615916
>That B plot where Hoshi tries to figure out what Reed wants to eat for his birthday

this show did not deserve such a wonderful episode

>>84617316

i'm a fan of trek, but any good writing on the show was purely accidental.

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>>84615916
>Alternative Factor
was it really the worst TOS episode? Didn't really stuck in my mind.
Not like the fucking Space Hippies one or Spocks Brain, or one of those with annoying kids
- just from the top of my head.

>>84617316
Are you serious?
TOS and TNG had continuity and they constantly picked up things from earlier episodes and the characters grew.
Just because most episodes were self-contained doesn't mean the shows don't have continuity.

>>84607828
TNG
The Measure of a Man

VOY
Gravity

>>84617440
Spock's Brain is at least funny bad. Alternative Factor is just tedious and boring.

>>84617316
There is shit that matters on TOS though. Trouble with Tribbles is a sequel to Errand of Mercy, for example.

>TOS
City on the Edge of Forever
A Taste of Armageddon
The Doomsday Machine
Mirror, Mirror
Amok Time

>TNG
The Measure of a Man
Tapestry
Yesterday's Enterprise
The Drumhead
All Good Things

>DS9
Duet
The Visitor
Far Beyond the Stars
Past Tense
Trials and Tribble-ations

Have only gotten like 2.5 seasons through Voyager, so I won't make a top 5 for it or Enterprise, which I have also not seen yet. Honestly, the 90s Trek formula has gotten pretty stale in VOY after 14 combined seasons of TNG/DS9, so I haven't had much motivation to watch it.

>>84615547
UPN is Oooopin

>favorite star trek episodes
>it's all a bunch of tngfags
you might as well be watching Grey's Anatomy or a women's show, tng is complete shit garbage stories and garbage writing.

>inb4 at least it's not dated
I'd rather watch dated 10/10 stories written by acclaimed science fiction writers than modern 22 eps per year trash pushed out by a writing staff conveniently obsessed with balancing characters instead of doing something difficult like writing a good story, even if that means shoving in irrelevant characters who shouldn't be in the conference room every single episode.

If you seriously like this you're automatically a manchild.

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>>84617673
pic related is the only good Star Trek series. TNG and DS9 are by far the worst Star Trek shows I've seen though, fuck.

To think we were all having a civil thread for once

>>84617673
>it's all a bunch of tngfags
What? I don't see a single tripfag in this thread

>>84617518
maybe in retrospective/on rewatch
but I watched TOS for the first time not so long ago, and I remember going right here after this episode making a thread asking if should I just drop the entire series at this point

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i41aEtE0iYs

The Wounded Maxwell was right the whole time

>>84617728
That's not from a series, poser.

>>84617798
nice one smart guy you know what I mean. I'm clearly not a poser if I know in detail how the writing for TOS and TNG was formatted so if you missed that you're a sperg or you haven't even seen TOS

>>84617673
Yeah, watch mature shows like GoT instead.
The last season was so great - Sansa is such a badass. No silly shit like men in PJs talking about boring moral issues.

>>84618056
>missing the point
TNG is the reason we have shit like got today you sperg. You have the taste of a 15 year old boy or a woman.

the very first borg episode. the borg got worse with every appearance

>>84618117
>TNG is the reason we have shit like got today you sperg
What a fascinating theory.
Tell me more.

>>84618152
Every single Borg episode in Voyager was great

>>84618230
no. go watch some TOS.

>>84618257
Yes. Go watch some Raumpatrouille Orion.

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>>84607828

>>84617817
>The end of that movie was just Nick Meyer going "hey that Shakespeare reference worked pretty well in Wrath of Khan, I know, I'll just have my villain spout 25 Shakespeare references in 3 minutes in this one!"
What makes you think that other than being a WoK fanboy? Khan referenced loads of books, Chang was obsessed with Shakespeare. And in fact, I can't even find a reference to Khan mentioning any Shakespeare plays.

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>Walk into holodeck
>See this
What do?

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>>84618643

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Can't wait for Discovery desu why does it need to happen

>>84618643
Computer, create 10 metric tons of butter and increase belt strength to maximum.
Disengage safety protocols.

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Any Q episode

>>84617055
Wrong. It's a good few of the greatest Star Trek stories ever written weighed against some of the worst, absurd crap ever written by comparison.

The parts of TOS that are great, are incredible. And even its worst episodes are often carried by the performance of Spock, McCoy, and Kirk into being watchable at least. If you don't like TOS, you're not a Star Trek fan.

>>84607828
Yangs vs Comms

It's just so absurd that I can't believe it actually exists

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGO-SldLrNA

>>84619042
Reminder this script is near 100% pure Roddenberry and was in fact one of his suggestions for the second pilot.

>>84618251
>the one where Borg prance around in magic fairy Neverland
>the USS Voyager goes up against a Borg tactical cube alone and almost takes it out
>the Borg Queen screams and rages and vows revenge against all who oppose her
No thanks.

>>84619184
it was an ok episode until the reveal at the end

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>>84616162
It's true, DS9 had the highest number of good episodes.

Unfortunately they decided to balance those out with god awful Bajor episodes.

In addition, DS9 had a couple of the absolute best episodes, but the rest were trash.
Year of Hell I and II were amazing. Same with some of the Borg episodes.

Also that episode where Tuvok went full mental/feels mode.

>>84617728
TES has the highest consistent episode quality.

DS9 and TNG have A LOT of really bad, tedious episodes.

On the plus side, DS9 has some of the strongest characters and makes up for it's shit episodes with hose characters:
Ferengi
Dukat
Garak+Bashir

>>84619673
>god awful Bajor episodes
I think the Bajoran coup episodes might be the newest additions to my pleb filter list

>In the Hands of the Prophets
>The Homecoming
>The Circle
>The Siege

>In addition, DS9
Did you mean Voyager here?

>>84619755
the only episodes I like in TNG are the two-parters they do at the end of each season, and even those are only good compared to the rest of the series, they're nothing like what TOS was in quality.

Andto be honest I haven't watched more than a few episodes of DS9 because I'm Irish and Colm Meaney is awful in that role

>>84619830
We all know that by in large most of the Bajor episodes were horrible. That doesn't mean there weren't a few good ones.

Yes, I meant Voyager. Completely forgot about that cheecy human secret agent dude that turns up in later seasons of DS9

>>84619891
>I'm Irish and Colm Meaney is awful in that role
He's not pretending you know. Non-potato-people aren't called Colm. Or do you mean American with a great great great grandparent from Ireland?

>>84619891
no, real Irish. I don't like Colm Meaney in general - I find his films pretty cringey. He was in a film about The Troubles a couple years back and he ruined that for me too.

>>84619891
>Colm Meaney
O'Brien grows on you. Not the strongest character, but definitely not the worst.

DS9 gets better. Like I said, there are a ton of absolutely awful episodes, but the good episodes are some of the best.

Dominion wars are pretty good, especially Weyoun(s)

Ferengi episodes are always fun

Garak+Bashir episodes are always great.

Dukat episodes are usually good.

Section 31 episodes are good too.

A lot of the more interesting things don't start popping up regularly until around or after season 2ish. It's worth watching.

The only real problem that happens in later episodes is that Worf joins DS9.

>>84619936
>We all know that by in large most of the Bajor episodes were horrible
I don't think so though, I liked Shakaar too, the only episode I can think of that took place on Bajor that I didn't like was The Storyteller. And I'm not even sure that's Bajor, it could be any Bajoran colony, especially as they're seeing such weird shit that would probably attract more attention on their home planet.

>>84620069
>My opinion is fact, bow down to me and stop having your own tastes!
such arrogance

>>84620069
I've seen the monologues Dukat gives and yeah I can imagine there are at least a couple really good episodes but I'm not investing hundreds of hours into another modern sci-fi series. I watched 5 or 6 season of TNG, never going through that again. I tried the meme shows (Babylon 5, Farscape). Farscape looked good for what it was but the drama tv series shit isn't what I'm into. None of these shows are anything like TOS or any of the Star Trek movies that were story-focused not character hyper-focused on characters.

>>84620137
>7 years
You're not even the one he was responding to, stop trying to stir up shit.

>>84620137
My opinions aren't fact, but they are better than yours.

I bet you liked Geordi.

>>84620482
>I bet you liked Geordi.
excuse me for not being a racist and not hating black people

>>84620365
>I tried the meme shows (Babylon 5, Farscape)
I feel bad for you son

>None of these shows are anything like TOS
What do you to consider TOS to be so we can recommend you something that's actually good that you'll like?

>>84620524
Geordi was whiter than a Cardassian.

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>TOS
Balance of Terror
>TNG
The Inner Light
>DS9
Duet
>VOY
N/A
>ENT
Haven't watched yet

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>>84616077

Too memeish to be considered a favourite I guess, still, while it is indeed quite good there are better TNG episodes.

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>>84619673

Bajoran and Maqui, and even worse, Bajoran Maquis

holy shit Star Trek Renegades is so bad

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>>84620912
What are you comparing it to? Is it worse than this?

>>84616527
The Hurq invaded Qonos and lost, Klingons worked out warp technology from the ships they took out during the conflict.